Ondell Vote May Ceed Even That Party Head
Wyoming returns from 410 of 627 precincts show Warren G. Harding leading the Republican ticket for president with about 15 000 votes. Mondell trails Harding by roughly 1 500, while Fowler and Cox split the next highs, and Morgan may have drawn some votes in a few counties, leaving the Democratic ticket possibly in third place.
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California Referendum Shifts Amid Pressing War Negotiations
The story outlines California's referendum on restricting property rights for aliens and notes wartime negotiations with Japan. It reports Harding leading Cox in state returns, Mondell ahead in Congress races, and mixed support for constitutional amendments, with county counts and future precinct results anticipated.
Beral Independent Audit Summary
Fragmented OCR notes list electoral data and figures for Beral Independent and related districts. The text mentions locations Cody Wye Noy and Under Park, with numeric tallies such as 1,043 and 146 and references to Powlar and twenty five precincts. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable fragments.
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British miners call off strike vote despite minority opposition
The article notes a small minority opposed ending the strike but the decision was approved and the strike ends. Aviation and other sectors expect resumed full service following the vote.
Randall Loses Seat in California Congress Race
Nov 3 results show Randall, the lone day member of Congress from Ninth California, defeated by F. Van De Water. The victory makes Van De Water the new representative, while Randall’s prior role as prohibitionist in Congress ends.
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President Wilson Unmoved by Election Returns
President Wilson offered no public comment on the Tuesday election and did not congratulate Seed or Harding. After reviewing early returns, he appeared in good health, with Admiral Grayson reporting the president rested well. The White House saw only routine activity and a brief cabinet remark from Bainbridge Colby.
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Railroad Officials Killed in Collision Near Racine
JOPLIN Mo Nov 3 An extra freight train plowed into the rear of St Louis and San Francisco passenger train No 403 at Racine Mo tonight wrecking a private car and killing three railroad officials. The report lists three road officials dead with conditions yet to be confirmed.
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Laramie Sees Amendment No 2 Victory With 14 Precincts Reported
District tally shows Amendment No. 2 in Laramie passing as 14 precincts may still report. National Amendment No. 9 on school bonding appears to have broad support though many votes were not cast.
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New Air Mail Record Set by Pilot
A pilot set a new air mail record covering 400 miles in a nonstop flight from Balt Lake to Cheyenne. He took off at 0 00 p m and landed at 13 46 am amid gale winds. The craft averaged 141 miles per hour despite challenging weather.
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Harding sees senate gains as guide to new congress
President-elect Warren G. Harding rests after election night and reviews late returns with focus on the 67th congress. He notes Republican gains in both chambers, downplays personal stake, and emphasizes issues like the league of nations and Wilson administration records. Messages of congratulations flow from Democrats including Governor Cox.
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Roosevelt Sends Congratulations to Governor Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt, defeated Democratic candidate for vice president, sent telegrams to Calvin Coolidge in New York on November 3 1920. He offered sincere congratulations and expressed hope that under Coolidge and Herding the nation would grow in unselfish ideals cherished by all impartial citizens.
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Hinshaw Backs Harding Tie to Prohibition Policy
Virgil G. Hinshaw, chairman of the national committee, says Harding’s election is aided by Hinshaw’s public stance against ending intoxicating liquors. He notes Hinshaw would interpret future action by his vote on the amendment and the Volstead law.
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Three Whites and Six Blacks Slain Over Referendum Disputes
In San Antonio Texas Louis Campbell is dead and D J Saunders jailed on murder charges after a quarrel over who should preside a ballot precinct during a referendum in Bexar County. In Orlando Florida five Black residents were burned and hanged after a poll tax dispute sparked a mob at a polling place. A sixth Black man was killed in related violence as the mob burned homes and seized detainees.
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Fven Champ Clark Succumbs to F P Landslide
T LOUIS Nov 3 T W Buckried republican opponent of Champ Clark for representative from the ninth Missouri district received a telegram from Clark congratulating him on his victors. Breckenridge Long conceded Selden Spencer’s re election as U S senator. Missouri went Republican on national and state offices by over 100000 though local races were closer with Kan sas City tight.
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Air Mail for West Flies From Cheyenne to Lake in Record Time
The air mail for the West departed Cheyenne field at 6 o clock in the morning and arrived at Lake by 12 08 p m with a brief stop at Rock Springs.
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Hynds Building Fireproof Test Proves Structure
A blaze on Wednesday evening gutted the Underwood floral shop on the ground floor of the Hynds Building, claimed to be Wyoming’s only fireproof skyscraper. Firefighters found the rear shop a furnace on arrival, but the fire did not spread to National Bank and other ground-floor divisions due to fireproof walls. Damage focused on plant and stock in the rear, with dense smoke visible from the shop.
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Harding's Majority Exceeds Johnson's Record
San Francisco November 3. Senator Harding's growing lead over Governor Cox in California sparked talk he may surpass the 606,815 plurality Johnson had when governor four years ago ran against George S Patton for the Senate.
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Crook County Strong GOP Victory in Local Elections
In Crook County Sundanche Wyoming election returns show Harding 826 and Cox 408 for President. Mondell 901 and Yowler 893 for Congress. Yor 719 and Thorne 706 for Legislature. Granduck 480 and Stevens 488 are Democrats. Republicans win all county offices except treasurer.
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Burns Lady Submits To Operation Here
A Burns woman undergoes an operation locally. Details are limited but indicate a surgical procedure performed in the area with no further complications reported.
Harding Triumph Growing Greater With Later News
Belated returns filter in as the Republican wave grows. Democrats suffer losses including Champ Clark in Missouri and Rainey in Illinois while Republicans pick up seats in the Senate and House. Harding leads in several states and advances toward a large electoral margin as Cox remains far behind.
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States look for Harding and Cox in presidential race
New York dispatch notes 29 states leaning Harding for the Republican ticket with 11 in Cox’s column and eight uncertain. States tallied include Idaho and Indiana among others with several southern and western states listed as incomplete tonight.
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